Coaching in Supervision

Learn how utilizing coaching methods can enable you to more effectively supervise your direct reports. Throughout the training we will cover four common situations where coaching can be useful and explore five coaching skills in action. Whether delivering difficult feedback or encouraging direct reports to take the next step in their career, coaching can be […]

Dr. Jennifer Freed

Jennifer has been at Rio since 2004 and has served as biology faculty as well as an instructional designer and the faculty chair for eLearning design. In addition to serving as the co-principal director for the Predictive Analytics Reporting Framework Grant, she is the principal investigator for the Next Generation Learning Challenges Wave IIIb Grant, […]

Jeremiah Owyang

Hailing from enterprise Web management, Jeremiah, a former industry analyst, consults and speaks on the topics of disruptive technologies for brand-related customer strategies. He authors the popular blog Web Strategy and has hosted workshops, events, and community tweet-ups across the globe. He’s active with the Twitter community and has more than 52,000 followers and growing. […]

Leading with Social-First: An Innovative Approach to Content Creation

Join us for a webcast highlighting a successful model that “flips the script” and puts social media at the forefront of content marketing. Tony Dobies from West Virginia University will discuss: The challenges WVU previously faced How they initiated conversations about taking a more audience-centric and social-first approach to content creation How social media grew […]

Alumni Career Services: Developing an Online Programming Series

Career services are one of the most requested resources from alumni. Capitalize on this interest by expanding your online offerings to include a live and recorded webinar series. Join us online to learn how you can develop a low-cost, online, career programming series that engages your alumni as both participants and presenters. Through a showcase […]

Elizabeth Francis-Connolly

Prior to her current role, Elizabeth served on faculty at the University of New England where she was the Dean of the Westbrook College of Health Professions. During that time, she oversaw twelve academic programs, undergraduate through doctoral programs, a clinical simulation center, state of the art motion analysis laboratory, and the Interprofessional Education Collaborative. […]

Jen Richardson

Jen is responsible for the staff, programs, and facilities in Residence Life at The College of Saint Rose. She represents the area of Residence Life on a variety of campus committees including Admissions and Retention, Enrollment Management, Retention Program Support, Transfer Team, First Year Experience, Security/One Card Management, and Behavior Assessment Team. She also works […]

Best Practices for Identifying and Developing Department Chairs (Webcast Recording)

Department chairs are the crucial link between upper-level administration and faculty. A strong and effective department chair can significantly enhance academic life for both students and faculty. However, research suggests that many institutions do not recognize the critical importance of identifying and developing talented faculty with the skills needed for this position. Join us online […]

Developing a Collaborative Metrics Structure for Stronger Corporate Engagement

Effective corporate engagement efforts are hard to quantify, especially because the cycle of relationship development can take a long time. Measuring success by dollars in the door is clear-cut but also not representative of the relationship as a whole. Fairleigh Dickinson University has developed an approach to their metrics, which motivate, track, and monitor corporate engagement. Join us […]